Donald Hulme "William Tell Overture" on The Ed Sullivan Show

Donald Hulme "William Tell Overture" on The Ed Sullivan Show, August 19, 1962. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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[@mkruup]

Gooooooooood!

[@Kw1161]

Thanks for showing me this video! I’ll never take “The Lone Ranger “ old time radio opening music for granted again
He did a great job on the accordion but I prefer an orchestra to play the “William Tell Overture “
Have a great day!

[@Michael-dz9vk]

😊brilliant ,played with great skill and pricision ,and musicianship ,well done ,❤

[@that70sgirl90]

Sensational!! My uncle could play the accordion. Takes me back to when we were kids growing up and would see our Uncle Sonny play the accordion.
I just never knew how important those days would be. When those moments become memories. ✨️
Happy Tuesday... thank you for sharing!

[@chippower5467]

That man plays The Lone Ranger.

[@TomElvisSmith]

This is from the same episode as the video of Tony Darryl posted yesterday; a special show which featured talented newcomers to the entertainment scene making their TV debuts.

[@yarmuhammadswati3565]

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[@StephanieJeanne]

Wow! That was awesome! I have a cousin who played the accordion. I was always amazed at the coordination it takes between squeezing and playing with the hands. Great rendition of this classic!😃💜👏👏👏

[@malininvideogunlugu]

Amazing

[@user-ud1nr7ek6g]

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[@MaxStax1]

He was also known as Weird Don Hulme, he liked making parodies of songs that were popular at the time.

[@gj4578]

Hi Ho, Silver! Away!

[@roncaruso931]

He is better than rock guitarists who play fast gibberish.

[@nysaxman]

No one cared about the accordion then or now. It's strictly a novelty instrument.